Millwall v Sheffield United: Story of the game as Blades' unbeaten run ends at The Den

They didn’t battle more but that’s their style and game, so if you’re going to come and compete with them at that you’re making them favourites. Give credit to them. They got the goal and then defended very well. We did lots of things right but the things about us and imposing ourselves on teams, we didn’t get things right.

I still want to win those games. That was the message there in the dressing room, the tone with the players was important. We need to use it as a reminder. If we look where we were and where we are now, everyone would have snapped your hands off and we understand what got us there. Today is a reminder that you have to be at it every game in this league. we played good teams who cause their own problems. Today we came unstuck.

They make it tough but if I go through the pattern of the game, we could have been better first half and been quicker and sharper. We wanted more energy. We started the second half well and mess up on a corner, they had four or five set plays in a row which kills the momentum until they scored. They defended well and that’s when we started passing it quicker and slicker, but they defended their box well. When it was there for us to create, we didn’t.

and the Blades’ unbeaten run comes to an end in the capital thanks to Jake Cooper’s header in the second half - United didn’t offer enough to win it and although they improved after Gibbs-White and Berge both came off the bench, it still wasn’t enough to bring anything back from London. Stay with us for a full report, ratings and reaction from both camps when we have it

and tries to push it round his man before going down - no foul given and no free-kick/booking for diving either, but you have to wonder why he would choose to go down there after going round his man and going clear on goal? He’s probably making that very point to the ref as they have a heated chat down there in front of us

as Berge puts MGW clear with a through-ball, but it’s a little too heavy and the Wolves loanee has to stretch to try and finish, Bialkowski does well to come out and block it and takes a knock for his troubles

door a little bit more here, enjoying more possession with three in the midfield and working it from side to side better than we’ve seen all game - it’s still not getting them too many attempts on the Millwall goal though

is just over McBurnie’s head and then rolls under the feet of Sharp in the area - looking like one of those games for United, this

to replace Kyron Gordon, an obvious change of shape for the Blades - probably a 4-3-1-2 sort of formation